One of our fantasy football strategies is always to search the schedule to find out who the weakest teams are playing, and pick that defense each week. This year, the end zone-challenged are easy to spot: Atlanta, Kansas City, Miami and Baltimore.

Team you can cross off that list in Week 1: Miami, which has decided to start Ricky Williams at RB and Chad Pennington at QB in its season opener against the rival Jets. All the pomp and circumstance will be surrounding Brett Favre’s first game with the Jets … and we’re 99 percent certain that the “Chad’s revenge” tabloid headlines can be (bad pun alert) penned now. Why?

Most Jets fans will blast Pennington for his noodle arm and the boring nature of his dink-and-dunk offense. All true. Also true: In his three close-to-full seasons (2002, 2004, 2006), when Pennington started 12, 13, and 16 games, respectively, he guided the Jets to the postseason each time.

In 2002, he led the Jets to a 41-0 playoff romp of Indy before losing at Oakland; in 2004, he led the Jets to an overtime playoff win at favored San Diego, and then narrowly lost to Pittsburgh (in a game the Jets would have won, if they had a kicker), and in 2006, the Jets lost in New England to the Patriots in the first round of the playoffs.

Yup, we just took the over on 5.5 Dolphins wins this season.